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NOTICE.

THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Il of Leon County will meet on Monday. Sd
day OF October, 1887, at the Clerks office In the
city OF Tallahassee as Board of Equalization Of
assessment and Taxation at which time they will
hear and consider complaints.
BY order of the Board
C. A. BRYAN, Clerk.
September b. 1SS7-3w
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SpeaA Your Sasnmer
1t Murray Hall, Pablo Beach.

W ANTED-Agents in every town and village to
w sell our New Oh ristmas 8ooks f5 selling
ttom ~ cents TO % 50 One woman with family writes
at sne averaged 500 day last year. from September
Until Nnrlstmas One new agent made $125 in six weeks
one sold IS the frs week In village Of only 200 Try
from SIS to $500 ~ -'-A-
232t Ssx Wh;tehsi, S,raat anan; n.
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RuckIen's Arnica SaIye.

The best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores ulcers, salt rhcum fever sores letter, chap
ped hands, chilbains, corns and all skin erup-
TONS, and positively cures piles or no pay re-
CURED 1t is guaranteed 10 give perfect satistac.
ton, or money refunded Price p cents per
box. For sale by NJ Lively.
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49,, If Thomasville, was Ia

Id an the first Monday III o''ooe''
sco',, Kate Smith will open her school Tor
"a "a Girls. on Monday, October 81
b'!s '"o s,ock of -Four at Susser's.
IT, " P Head, OF Plant City, was among
80, visitors TO the Capital City
'he 80 ,r,<, assortment Groceries, at Slussers.
p.osnrctors are beginning to invade the
mi Tallahassee Country.
~,her i. hcing delivered on the ground for
co,,a-e in Med 1ug,lI's addition.
Mt |. - vour exhibits for Webb's Florida
r''.;,. without delay. They will be re-
81 =. The FIoRIpIAN office.
Gov" NJ II + Gr,n4m, L. l., OF the State Nsr-
r',,.,e IT DeFlni.k, is in the city for
ex ia,s r.,,,. .,o;uo
H.. marriage Yesterday of Mr. VIM.
r..,, ,na M.,s May W"l;.
a., worthy sheriff, Nj John \. Pearce has
IL . ,se.l vacation winch he is spending
81. andy IN Tennessee
go. -, tor ! II. M,kinne, of Mariana,
-, ac.l.oll al Inc cattle in the Talahas-
totally t.-' week.
,,,r.l F. Il Pl9s, General Florida Agent
a.S + i Il 'lVay, has been a guest at
= JAac- ne Mon ~.
-Paoe-, On".-, a'o'Se, Apples, btnanas,
-. ,i-.,..-. t.,-.. " ' .iat. At
BYRD x DENHAMs
W. Be,s.l Hart, hom the New England
..-.r..a.y u M.-c, viii receive pupils for
..-s:ioa 80 'aa-c .'' TIC ) ii October See
.-.t.eS4e!c.
Or! Ne5Ie" citizens this week observed
re. w. - 81" r""PrlA'e services, and
~, week 'i-y 49,. ""''tv. l1m hippur or the
DE- 20 A. "''a...-
Freed Na.e =. ; 1-''F-'
III s"'e'- "' t.. cry VIII oe opened On
Il r., NH y III 's'''' i ai'" Il Is hopeu 'he
- .sa'- i ~ p'''"'' III a'chua'lce' 80 as
t.. RI, li.-....,r.
-gimm, ,l''... e-'.., NJ eiu''er's,
Nj y. -. "t--'A "Ad tamI5y VIII move
..,.aer a.a i,':ne 'csilrnce this week, lately
oaa,,e,ri by Mrs.. fillmore " DAVIS, on
,;l1ne II }. "a ACp'"g'ii east addition 10
7. .4a,>,e.
Premature decline OF power in
s;le- seS however induced. speedily and per-
,s,,n..s cured. Book FIR 10 cents in stamps. |
W7-a- DSqea-ary Ne'ilcal Association, 663 |
n. rte', b Ia" y l.
e. r. NE. - cents PEI pound, al oluss
81.
wen NE ''So'i = "'oi'i'''eu oy uisease'
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Certificates Cannot be Published

Of The Mothers Friend, for, as remarked by
distinguished lawyer in Atlanta when pur-
chasing bottle, IS its merit can only be made
known by word of mouth" Address Bradfeld
Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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DAY Hoard

ho., nay b"ari can be had at Mrs. Green
NOV $ on Calhoun street, One block cas-, Of the
o. - 'eh'Ie Of the city. Terms reasonable.
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nice assortment of fall goods just received,
which am prepared to make up on short no.
tlce in latest styles. Satisfaction guaranteed
and prices reasonable. JOHN BURKHARDT,
ZO-lm Tailor
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WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE
MACON, GEORGIA.

1887. 80
Location beautiful life, home ike Education thor
The best Instruction In Literature, Music Science and
Art. Twenty experienced officers ana te1chets. Low
rates. Apply for Catalogue to w. C. BASS, President
ia lit orc. w. SMITH, Secretary.
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this lcttel
RICHMOND, VA, April 18th, Is;

RICHMOND, VA, April 18th, 1897
Genlemen-Fnur years ago a blow
on my letI shin cracked The bone. Since
then | have had trouble nearly all the
time with erysipeas in that leg The
least little thing would cause iuhAnma-
ton and breaking out From time 10
time have driven off The Inflammation
by short courses 81 ;. ). S
Four weeks ago Saturday night the
ley btOken out and covered with
fesered blisters. | took four bottles Of
S. S $, and now the leg is entirely well,
the skin being as smooth and fair as
woman's. H. F. NEWELL
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer g. Atlanta
Ga.
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House for EIenG-Po>~e~~ion Given
September First.
On Monroe street, one squire from Capitol,
rboms, large and airy; double kitchen attached,
with fine well of water on same floor Location
beautiful and healthy; house in frs-class order
Address enquire at store Of
Y A. LEVY
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MANCHE~TEn MILT.WRrGHr

-mlwright who resides at Manchester, op-
-posite Richmond. He is known all through
Eastern and Southern Virginia, where he
has been wrighting mills for many years.
An accident happened him four years ago,
The. main particulars of which he details in
this letter:
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IRON ECLIPSE SCREW
Holland Curs~au~

sooa sell Cheap, new Iron Eclipse Screw,
li-s0 w. r. WILSON.
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De aasr roller attachments cheaper than you can buy
tH-3tl SAXON d Cos.
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W anled :.

Two good mich cows. Address:
Lock Box ia,
19-4t Cedar Key, Fla
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-arfay Hall. Pablo Beach az
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For sale.

Residence OF G. A. Chaires Apply to
5-tf d. s. WALKER, JR.
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Ayers Hair Vigor,
esld by Dsasghs end Psrfunszs.

PxRyHcr SAFETY, prompt action, and
wonderful curative properties, easily
place Ayers Pills ct tho head Of the List
Of popular remedies for Sick and Nerv.
Gus Headaches, Constipation, and al all
msnts originating In disoraered Liver.
" hxvs been . great sufferer from
He1dache, and Ayers Cakhaxtic Pills
are tho only medicine that has ever
given me relief. One dose a these Pills
VII quickly move my bowels, and tree
aselssoad w.. s.a- - = :
Ayers Pills.. !. !. :, (
Hsepgse " Ds.JsO. Ayr & Oe.,Lswln.M aA
Soi-s'doe0 ~ ~ Dafanh Ns1ialnsAa -,
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Paper Curtains.

The resort FloridiAHs boast of-Murray
Hall, Pablo Beach AFT
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Petition for License
TO SELL LIQUORS,

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, September 1887.
To he Honorable Board Of County Commissioner:
We hereby make application for permit or license to
sell liquors, wines and beer in the city Of Tallahassee,
county Of Leon, and State OF Florida.
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p Light Cashmere Shawls.
wear at t22.2p SAXON d Cos.
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VI 10 Murray Hail. Pablo Beach 81
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W. P. SLUSSER & co.
NAMES.

We the undersigned citizens Of District No. 10, ask
the Board grant the above application Of W. Slusser
& Co. to sell liquors. wines and beer pettioned
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JOHN SNHED

We the undersigned, majority OF the registered vot
ers Of Election District No. l3 in Leon county, Fla
whose appear to the foregoing petition do
pray that said license be granted to the said JOHN
SNEED.
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'ES}t 3laGssi ss9.issLs 20
.soH10 Axfs.Ia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-26
NUMBER OF KILLED
BY THE EUROPEAN EARTHQUAKE NOT Sc
LARGE AS SUPPOSED.
What Stanley Says Of The BOmbardmsnt Of Tung
and the Zanzibar 0uIagtS by Portugal
Going Forward 10 UgaDds-Prince
Of Wales in Southern France.

LONDON! February 25.-A dispatch from
Nice says that another earthquake shock
was felt in that city this morning. The
disturbance was slight.
Dispatches from Rome give the follow
ing official list of killed and wounded:
Bajardo, 300 killed and wounded.
Diano Martina, $50 killed and injured.
Bressano, 80 killed and SO injured.
Diano CastaIes, 80 killed.
Castelano, 80 killed and many injured
The number of persons killed is les:
than was supposed.
1t is estimated that in the Province o
Porto Maurizeo $40 persons were killed
and $50 injured, in the Province of Genes
"a were killed and 81 injured. .
Baiardo, Divno and Mavina were tha
only places destroyed.
Carvo was only partially damaged. The
churches at Bajardo, Castellaro and Auri'
go, were thrown down by the severity o
the shock.
PARIS, February 25.-HOtels are crowd
ed with fugitives from the Rivera. Many
reached the city partially dressed, Others
without luggage. A number of ladies are
suffering from illness caused by fright.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOTES.
Gossip Concerning the New Executive De
partment.

Gossip Concerning the New Executive De-
partment.
WASHINGTON, February 25-The Pres
ident to-day signed the bill appropriating
S14S, 900 as indemnity for losses suffered
by Chinese subjects at Rock Springs, Wy
oming, during the riots. He has also
signed the bills for a public building at
Huntsville, Ala, Augusta, Ga, and Hous-
ton, Tex.
The bill for the erection of public
building at Lynn, Mass, has not yet been
signed. Unless the President acts upon the
measure to-day it will become law under
the ten days limit
The bill to enlarge the powers and du-
ties of the Department of Agriculture that
passed the Senate Wednesday, awaits only
the agreement of the House TO the Senate
amendments and the signature of the
President to create a new Executive De-
partment and add 10 the Cabinet another
member with the title of Secretary of
Agriculture and Labor.
The President has as yet given no in
timatiOn to any one rs to whether or not
he will approve the bill, but it is generally
supposed that he will, although several
we'll informed officials have expressed
belief that he will veto it as uncOnstitu-
tional. No such question, however, seems
to have been raised when the other depart
ments were established. Mr.. Colman has
not vet received any intimidation from the
President as to whether OF not he will be
appointed, and owing to the lateness of the
passage of the bill the Secretary will not
likely he selected until after the adjourn
ment of Congress.
Minister PendletOn has returned TO the
city, but declines To be interviewed. The
story that he is to enter the Cabinet has
been revived by his saying to friend, who
expressed regret that he was so soon to re-
turned to Berlin, that he was not SO sure
about that, and that it was not by any
means settled that he would return at all.
This statement, taken in connection with
his refusal to see reporters, leads to the be-
lief in some quarters that the President
may wish him to succeed Mr.. Manning.
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The Prince Of Wales Leaves Cannes.

CANNES, February 25.-The Prince ot
Wales left this city to-day.
The Fountain of st. George, erected al
the foot of the Villa Nevady by the French
residents Of this town in memory of the
Duke of Albany, was unveiled, yesterday.
The Prince of Wales was present. The
Due de Chartres, on behalf of the Comte de
Paris, delivered an grafton, in which he
said that the French colony was happy to
offer the memorial as pledge of sympa-
thy to the British nation. The orator s
sentiments were echoed by the Mayor OF
the town in short address. The Prince
of Wales returned thanks. Among those
present were many English and French
residents and visitors, and refugees from
the earthquake district.
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HOOSIER'S CAPITAL.
AFFAIRS QUIETING DOWN SOMEWHAT At
INDIANAPOLIS
Robertson Again Denied AnissiOa TO The Senate
Chanbsr-Taets Of the Republicans
They Refuse Recognize The Senate
as 4 Legally ORGANIZED B,dy.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, February 25.-
There was no renewal of yesterdays tur-
bulent scenes about the Capitol this morn
ing.
The Republican demand for the right Of
Colonel Robertson 10 preside over the
Senate will not be accompanied with any
display Of force.
Colonel Robertson appeared At the Senate
doors this morning, however, but was ne
fused admission by order of the Democratic
majority, and he then retired.
Republican Senator'S pursue their inten-
ton OF taking no part in the proceedings,
simply ignoring the majority and Prcsi-
dent pro ten. Smith.
A resolution was offered by Senator
Bailey this morning asking the Supreme
Court to act rs arbitrators upon the claims
of Robertson and Smith, hut the Republi-
cans say they have nothing TO submit TO
arbitration. The Supreme Court is not
likely to take any notice of the matter.
The attorneys of Smith this morning
tiled their petition for q rehearing Of the
appeal on the injunction case. Up 10 noon
there had been no manifestation by the
Democratic majority in the Senate Of their
intention TO unseat Republican Seniors, 10
"a To secure the two thirds majority Of the
body necessary to enable them to do bust
ness without the presence OF votes Of the
majority.
A resolution was passed, however, TO in
vestigate the conduct Of Senator johnson,
who struck Senator Mcdonald in the face
yesterday during the melee at the door,
with view of expulsion.
The Democratic members of the Senate
this afternoon passed resolution reciting
the story OF the fight over the Lieutenant
Governor from their standpoint, denying
the legality of the alleged joint convention
in which the vote for Lieutenant Governor
was canvassed and certified, relating Ia
the bringing of the suit for an injunction
against Robertson, the issuance Of the
same by Judge Aytes, and the final action
Of the Supreme Court therein, and closing
by expressing desire 10 submit the mat
ter to the judges Of the court for arbitrs-
tion. The Republican members were
present, but persisted in their policy Of re-
fusing to vote aud declining 10 recognize
Senator Smith as the legal presiding OIL
Ger. The Senate adjourned till tomorrow
morning. The House still refuses 10 rec.
ognize the legality OF the Scnate's organi'
zation and there is no official intercourse
between the two branches The House
nd dourned until Monday.
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The Strike Failures.

NEW YORK, February 25.-The refusal
of District Assembly No. IS of the Knights
of Labo., which is composed of the street
railway employees of New York and Brook
lvn, and of the Eccentric stationary In
gineers' Association to 90 out on strike at
the request of the Executive Board OF
District Assembly No. 40 has caused nc
little ll-fccling between the leaders of the
two assemblies above mentioned.
There is said to he u tendency on the
part of No. ~ to shift the responsibility for
the failures of the strikes on the two last
mentioned bodies, but they will not per.
nit it. Members of the Executive Board
of No. 10 say that they could not Justly
and consistently request their local assem-
blies to 90 ont for the reason that they
made and agreemen with their employers
for year.
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THE PENSION VOTE.
Opinions of the New York Press on the
Action Of Congress.

Opinions of the New York Press on the
Action Of Congress.
New YORK, February 25.-The Sun, in
speaking of the action Of Congress in re-.
fusing to pass the Dependent Pension bill
over the Presidents veto, says: The
present cost of these pension measures is
even less alarming than the new principles
which have been introduced. One Of these
is the removing of the limitations upon
arrears. This legislation under the act of
1879 will not only cost the country $780,
600, 900, with the probability OF increasing
extra amount TO five hundred millions
should the limitation he again removed rs
is now proposed, but in addition it makes
the Government liable to pay vast sums at
times when it may be very trying to pay
them. Another perilous principle has
been that Of throwing the old time value
OF large cases of ordinary pensions, thus
leaving it wholly uncertain what
new burdens may be added by legislation.
If every surviving soldier should be pen
stoned for service merited, as would be the
result in decade the country might at
least declare that the possibility of adding
further names was then ended, but should
Congress next 90 on toiucrease the amount
of pensions there would be absolutely no
guarantee against ruin financially.
The Times, in an editorial on the refusal
OF the House to pass the dependent pen
sion bill over the Presidents veto, says:
The failure Of Congress TO pass the bill
over the Presidents veto proves that an
exhibition of courage such rs could have
been expected from no other President may
he more profitable politics than can DC de
vised by the politician"
The U'Orld says: The result is believed
to be in keeping with the hest public in
terests and we say this as the friends of all
true and deserving soldiers"
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Mr.. Druse Breaks Down

HEEElIER. y. Y, February 25.-Mrs,
RoNa.ana Druse, vino will be hanged II
the ward 10 the rear of the Herkimer coun'
y JAIL on Monday next at noon, more and
more realizes her fate as the time draws
near.
Her little son arrived yesterday to re,
main with his mother until the dreaded
event Is over. When the mother saw the
little hoy she cried n though her heart
Wolld break The SheHfi7s Office Is hour
ly be,IrSed by influential persons asking
permission 10 visit the condemned. lie Is
Very kind but firm in refusing admission
10 any one. The dress the woman IS tC
Wear on the fatal day is black, and will bS
Trimmed with flashy cOlOred ribbons.
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Bombardment of TuHgi.

LONDON, February 25.-Henry NJ. Stan
ley telegraphs from Zanzibar recounting the
seizure of the Sultan of Zanzibar's steamer
Kilwa and the bombardment of Tungi by
the Portuguese.
In the opinion of Mr.. Stanley, Portugal
is acting in a high-handed manner, relying
on the non-interterence of Germany.
Passiveness on the part of England, Mr..
Stanley says, will be most injurious to a
valuable trade. England and Germany
together ought TO cry Hands off" to
Portugal before irreparahle mischief en-
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Miss Nina's Injunction Dissolved.

CHICAGO February 25.-Judge Garnett
this morning dissolved the injunction OF
Nina Van Zandt against Louis Epstean, a
museum manager. restraining him from
keeping on exhibition wax figure Of her.
Owing to the notoriety attained by the
plaintiff, growing ont of her announced
purpose TO marry one of the condemned
Anarchists, the defendant sat up for exhi-
bition a wax figure of the woman, the
exhibition of which she sought 10 restrain
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strikers Irn Out la the Cold.

New YORK, February 2j.-The strike
Of the coopers has proven failure 80 Gar
~ the men are concerned. The return OF
the Jersey City coopers to work to-day has
had very depressing effect on the strik-
ers in this city, who have not been able 10
lind work elsewhere or get back To their
old places. The non-unlon shops have
had quite little harvest in supplying NJ.
4 T.. Connolly and $. f. Briggs with bar.
rels. These two have borne the heaviest
part of the fight against the strikers. The
men are now trying to effect a settlement,
but cannot, as both firms refuse 10 treat
with them.
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The Landlords Partly to Blame.

LONDON, February 25.-Thc report of
the Irish Land Commission was not sign
ed by Commissioner Knipe, who is an
Ulster tenant farmer. The Earl of Mill
town signed the report, but he dissents
from the leading paragraphs According
to a forecast, the report suggests that
landlord be permitted to recover only two
years instead of six years rent, and esti-
mates the fall in agricultural prices in two
years at lS3 per cent. The report also at
tributes many cases of boycotting and ille-
gal practices to the refusal OF landlords TO
abate rents. Lord Milltown dissents from
this view, and protests against the reduc
tion OF the term of judicial revision from
fifteen TO five years. Commissioner Knipe
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THE JERSEY FARCE.
Another Ballot fer -McDermiti
Called "a Liar.

Another Ballot fer -McDermitt
Called "a Liar.
TRENTON, y. J., February The
Joint assembly met ut noon to ballot for
UniUcd States Senator.
.Seventy-six members were present, tOuI
paired. and Mulvey DEM absent. \
resolution was passed for the pairing oi
members for Saturday and Monday, and
the pairs were announced. Ii there was
anr hope ola change to-day il was diSsi'
p4t,d by the ballot, which retained the
deadlock with the exception Of Mulyey'
yotr-Sewell ,iE, Albeit -. Balance scat
trriug ~ usual.
An informal conference was again held
by the "kickers" on both sides to-day,
and IL is possible that break will be made
next week. Senator Chase still votes FOL
Ex-Governor Ludlow.
Thl, morning ThrOckmOrtOn answered
the attack made on him yesterday. he
said that il WAS cOwardly thing to attack
him in his absence. lie further declared
Nrprrmitt's statements IS unquallhed
false. rnNt he had not promised at the
caucus 10 vote To unseat Baird, and that
McDermitt WAS guilty OF a talsehOod.
MrD,rmitt denied the allegation. \ no
tee Ia return 20 the regular order OF busi-
uess stopped the dispute.
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The Pleurn-Pnanmnnin Niil.

WASHINGTON, February 25.-The Sen
ate resumed consideration of the
pleuro- pneumonia bill. Mr.. Edmunds
then offered as a substitute for the bill a
bill appropriating one million dollars to be
expended under the direction OF the Pres
ident and in his discretion through the
Commissioner Of Agriculture to aid the
proper authorities of the several States in
preventing the disease amovng cattle, the
appropriation to expire in two years. AT
ter debate Mr.. Edmunds' substitute was
agreed to-yeas 81, nays 27. The vote will
he rccOnsidered.
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fered to fill vacancies which may have
happened during the vacation Of the Sem
ate does not cover the right to appoint to
a newly created Office which is to be
filed by and with the advice
and consent of the Senate. 1t is
understood that Senators Harris and Pugh
are among the number who so believe, and
that Senator Pugh called upon the Presi-
dent this afternoon TO direct his attention
to the matter. On the other hand, it is
argued that vacancy happens rs much
by the act or creation as by the death or
resignation Of.the incumbent. There are
believed TO be decisions by the Attorney
General covering the point to the effect
that the President has the power to ap-
noint